Axiom likes to make as much of the product in house, and when I was there in February and saw some early prototypes, they were still a ways off on the milling of the cabinet. Things were being done on a 3D printer and while that works great, it does require a lot of additional machining and cleaning up. Not sure what they are doing for mass production, but they have always wanted to get things right the first time, and while my previous statement about them doing as much in house as possible, delays were to be expected. It is unfortunate though for all of you that bought one. Just know that you won't get one until Axiom thinks that it is ready and not just shuffled out the door to meet a deadline.
